An Analytical Study on Employee Engagement Perceptions in Corporate Hospitals in Hyderabad

Employee engagement plays a vital role in healthcare by influencing patient care, organizational efficiency, and staff satisfaction. This study examines engagement practices in selected corporate hospitals in Hyderabad using a mixed-methods approach. The findings show a predominantly young workforce with more female employees, and nurses forming the largest group. Engagement levels were distributed as 20% low, 50% moderate, and 30% high. While age and gender showed no significant impact on engagement, job roles exhibited notable differences. The study recommends role-specific strategies, inclusive engagement initiatives, professional development, recognition systems, and work-life balance programs. These measures can enhance engagement, reduce turnover, and strengthen organizational performance. The study offers practical insights for creating a supportive and motivating healthcare work environment.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Published
2025-11-27
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17732913
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Nursing education and management
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An Analytical Study on Employee Engagement Perceptions in Corporate Hospitals in Hyderabad

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Nursing education and management
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An Analytical Study on Employee Engagement Perceptions in Corporate Hospitals in Hyderabad

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Abstract

Employee engagement plays a vital role in healthcare by influencing patient care, organizational efficiency, and staff satisfaction. This study examines engagement practices in selected corporate hospitals in Hyderabad using a mixed-methods approach. The findings show a predominantly young workforce with more female employees, and nurses forming the largest group. Engagement levels were distributed as 20% low, 50% moderate, and 30% high. While age and gender showed no significant impact on engagement, job roles exhibited notable differences. The study recommends role-specific strategies, inclusive engagement initiatives, professional development, recognition systems, and work-life balance programs. These measures can enhance engagement, reduce turnover, and strengthen organizational performance. The study offers practical insights for creating a supportive and motivating healthcare work environment.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Gender equality
Openalex Percentile: Top 32%
Nursing education and management
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